ADCS subsystem design
We engineer the full ADCS subsystem at hardware level: sensor suite, actuators and system architecture, sized to your mission's requirements.
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Attitude determination and control sits at the heart of every mission. We cover it end to end, ensuring that algorithms, hardware and verification are designed together rather than integrated as separate elements.
We engineer the full ADCS subsystem at hardware level: sensor suite, actuators and system architecture, sized to your mission's requirements.
We design complex onboard ADCS algorithms and develop the flight code that runs them, from attitude determination to control and pointing modes.
With CubeDynA, our proprietary hardware-in-the-loop ADCS testbed, customers can verify closed-loop subsystem performance before their satellite ever reaches orbit.
CubeDynA is Nautilus' hardware-in-the-loop ADCS testbed for 1U–16U CubeSats, available as a dedicated platform for your own verification campaigns.
Exercise flight software, sensors and actuators together in closed loop, reproducing representative mission scenarios and validating subsystem behaviour before flight.
Designed to support CubeSat platforms from 1U up to 16U.
CubeDynA can be provided as a dedicated verification platform for ADCS development, integration and validation activities, whether supporting Nautilus-designed subsystems or customer-developed architectures.
Rooted in decades of academic research and hands-on engineering, we design each ADCS around its spacecraft and its operations, including the most demanding cases:
End-to-end ADCS design, including algorithms, flight software, hardware architecture and subsystem integration, supported by closed-loop and hardware-in-the-loop verification using CubeDynA.
Onboard ADCS algorithms and flight software, designed to integrate with your existing spacecraft hardware and avionics.
CubeDynA as a dedicated hardware-in-the-loop platform for developing and validating your ADCS architecture, software and hardware integration.